BenQ C840 Digital Camera
Posted by Digi in Lenses, Pentax, Pentax
BenQ introduced its latest C840 digital camera. As a successor of its popular C740i Camera, the BenQ C840 boasts high ISO options, smc PENTAX lens, Face Tracking function, Shake-Free mode, 8MP CCD sensor, optical zoom in video recording and 3:2 and 16:9 special output sizes. The shooter also offers its users various convenient functions like the shake-free mode to prevent blurring caused by shaking of camera while taking Snapshots or making video clips.What you get is distortion free image of remarkable quality. BenQ’s C840 also supports continuous movie recording with optical zoom at wide screen format (720×400) at 30 fps. The Face Detection Technology helps detect and track human faces for great precision. Other market fetching features of the C840 Digital Camera include 15 different shooting modes, the PictBridge function for direct photo printing via a compatible printer and support for SD memory card of up to 4G.
Sony New HDC-1500 Camera
Posted by Digi in Sony
Here is Sony’s latest portable camera, the Sony HDC-1500, which comprises of a newly developed CCD that provides the frame rate of 1080 60 frame progressive or field interlace according to the output required. The HDC-1500 integrates an advanced HD DSP with 14 Bit A/D converters and features an optical interface for transmission of high-quality digital data over long distances. The camera also has two HD SDI outputs and one digitally down-converted SDI output. With a high sensitivity f10 @ 2000 lux, it incorporates full featured multi-format studio/ob camera system, enhanced hdcu-1000 / 1500 control units and triax and/or fiber operation capability. Pricing info is still unknown.
More News On Fujifilm FinePix Z10fd Digicam
Posted by Digi in Fujifilm
Fujifilm FinePix Z10fd Digital Camera is currently available in five exciting colors; moo-green, red metallic, azure metallic, orange metallic and graphite aubergine. The shooter comes equipped with a 2.5†LCD screen with 150,000 pixels which is covered by Fujifilm’s own Wideview film for clear and extended Viewpoint. This camera also provides Fujifilm’s Face Detection Technology, which automatically identifies up to 10 faces in the frame to produce detailed results. Fujifilm FinePix Z10d red eye correction tool accompanies the camera to recognize and correct the red eyes to ensure better picture quality. The camera xD/SD compatible and it also supports SDHC (High capacity) Card for storage utilities.
Canon HR10 DVD Camcorder
Posted by Digi in Canon, Lenses
Canon HR10 DVD camcorder utilities AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) format with DVD as storage for great world-class experience. It is also empowered with Canon’s own Full HD CMOS sensor, advanced DIGIC DV II image processor, with Genuine Canon 10x HD video zoom lens. The camcorder is easy to use and increases convenience through its 2.7†wide Multi-Angle LCD screen. Other features include SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, Instant AF (Auto Focus), Superb Shooting Control, HDMI Terminal and unique 24p cinema mode. Pricing and availability info are still unknown.
Kodak Easy Share V1233 Camera
Posted by Digi in Kodak, Lenses
Kodak Easy Share V1233 digital camera adopts the smart technology and features 3x SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH optical zoom lens, a 2.5 –inch LCD screen and the 12.0 effective Mega pixel sensor. The shooter also sports Face detection technology and Kodak’s Perfect Touch technology that allows you enhance photos right on the camera. The digital camera is also capable of recording movies at 1280 x 720 at 30 frames per second with sound. Available in Silver and Black, the Easy Share V1233 is expected to hit the markets at a pricing of $249.
Panasonic Lumix FZ18K Digital Camera
Posted by Digi in Lenses, Panasonic
Panasonic’s Lumix FZ18K digital camera features 8.1MP sensor with a 2.5†LCD screen with 28mm wide angle Leica DC Vario-Elmarit lens for unbelievable shots. The digicam also offers 18x of optical zoom with a luminous intensity of F2.8 and focal range of 28-504mm. Using the auto face detection technology, the camera identifies up to 15 faces by giving maximum exposure. Its MEGA O.I.S (optical image stabilization) prevents blurry, out of focus images ensuring sharper results every time. The intelligent scene detection mode automatically chooses the best mode for the situation so that you can store your memories in JPG or RAW for lifetime. The digital camera is priced at $399.99.
Canon IXUS 75 Digital Camera
Posted by Digi in Canon, Lenses
The Canon IXUS 75 digital camera comes with a distinctive black ring around the lens with chic metallic and a touch control dial for enhanced control. The camera is digitally styled and features DIGIC III processor with advanced Face Detection Technology. This 7.1 Mega-pixels camera provides 3x optical zoom, 3.0 inch PureColor LCD with 17 shooting modes to suite your needs. With ISO 1600 and Auto ISO Shift you can click bright blur-free images in low or dim light situations. Its Face Detection AF/AE/FE automatically detects the subjects in the frame for maximum exposure, red eye correction can be utilized while playback to remove red-eye.
Canon PowerShot G9 Review at Popular Photography
Posted by Digi in Canon, General Electric
Popular Photography review the Canon PowerShot G9 and writes - ‘After the disappointing lab results of its predecessor, the Canon PowerShot G7, we were a bit skeptical of the Canon PowerShot G9. Not anymore! In general we like what we see. We like Adaptive Noise RAW conversion. We like a compact cam
Popular Photography review the Canon PowerShot G9 and writes - ‘After the disappointing lab results of its predecessor, the Canon PowerShot G7, we were a bit skeptical of the Canon PowerShot G9. Not anymore! In general we like what we see. We like Adaptive Noise RAW conversion. We like a compact camera that syncs with external strobes. We like full manual controls. And we like Scene Assist modes to help beginners get better with their compositions before venturing into the uncharted waters of full manual control. We love the Focus Confirm and face recognition instant playback. We like the high-quality half-camera, half-computer Panoramic capture mode. Overall, we like this camera a lot. However, we’re not so impressed with ISO 1600 image quality, nor the mostly useless low-resolution ISO 3200 mode.’
Casio EXILIM EX-V7 Review at Lets Go Digital
Posted by Digi in Casio, Lenses
Lets Go Digital reviews the Casio EXILIM EX-V7 and writes - ‘Let it be clear, the Casio EX-V7 is a finely designed camera, easy to operate and has a lot of creative application possibilities. It is a great camera for snapshots and is easy to use, but the demanding user will soon discover its limitat
Lets Go Digital reviews the Casio EXILIM EX-V7 and writes - ‘Let it be clear, the Casio EX-V7 is a finely designed camera, easy to operate and has a lot of creative application possibilities. It is a great camera for snapshots and is easy to use, but the demanding user will soon discover its limitations. This is not the group Casio wishes to target, however. The specifications, the extensive automatic programmes and internal image editing are impressive, and ensure that the Casio Exilim EX-V7 is a very attractive digital camera. When Casio improves the quality of the internal optical lens, the Casio Exilim EX-V7 will have a guaranteed share of the market. Now the Casio Exilim EX-V7 is a stylish digital jewel, which is not too bad, either.’
Olympus Evolt E-510 Review at CNET
Posted by Digi in Canon, Nikon, Olympus
CNET reviews the Olympus Evolt E-510 and gives it a rating of 7.1 out of 10. They write - ‘To its credit, the E-510 does a good job of keeping noise under control across its sensitivity range. While noise becomes noticeable at ISO 800 and is clearly apparent at the top setting of ISO 1,600, you shou
CNET reviews the Olympus Evolt E-510 and gives it a rating of 7.1 out of 10. They write - ‘To its credit, the E-510 does a good job of keeping noise under control across its sensitivity range. While noise becomes noticeable at ISO 800 and is clearly apparent at the top setting of ISO 1,600, you should still be able to get acceptable prints throughout the camera’s sensitivity range. I just wish that the camera went beyond ISO 1,600. Even an entry-level SLR should reach at least ISO 3,200 at this point. While the exposure quirks mentioned above might sound bad, you really can create very good photos with the Evolt E-510, though it can be a bit frustrating when compared to competitors, such as Canon’s EOS Rebel XTi or Nikon’s D40x. However, if you like the idea of this Evolt’s Live View mode or built-in Image Stabilization (something neither of the aforementioned competitors have), then you should give the E-510 a look.’